Trey Yesavage

I was sitting in there thinking about the comment I made the other day where I said, I'm built for this.

And I was like, well, I better back that up.

So I wanted to go out there and do the best I possibly could, and thankfully it stayed true to that.

Hey, Trey, when you're in the middle of a game like that and you see the reaction of the Yankees batters as they have no answer for you, is there an intimidation factor for you?

Do you feel that you've got the upper hand when you see that type of reaction?

Yeah, definitely.

I mean, I was in control all night.

Kirky was calling a great game.

Didn't shake him off once.

And when the ball was put in the play, the defense was making plays.

So, I mean, all around, it was a great defensive performance.

Watching you pitch, it was very quick to see you get the ball, throw the ball, and really making the Yankees hitters kind of figure out what just happened there as they're trying to figure out where the release is and what the pitch is and all that kind of stuff.

I wonder what it was like for you when you've got to wait because your team's scoring two, three, six runs in an inning.

What's it like in the dugout?

I just try to keep moving around, but mentally I'm thrilled because, I mean, if they're not scoring runs, we're kind of in trouble there.

But the offense put up, when I finished, 12 runs, and that exceeded my expectations drastically, and I was able to go out there and pitch freely.

Fourth run back.

It is a dream come true.

And I'm sure tonight when I'm laying in bed in New York that it'll really hit me.

You know, my dad, it's his signature move.